autocomplete :participant, :full_name, :display_value => :full_name, :full => true
and this pair of Rails tags:
<%= f.autocomplete_field :name,
autocomplete_participant_name_students_path,
:id_element => '#participantt_id' %>
<%= hidden_field :participant, :id %>
resulting in this HTML
<input data-autocomplete="/participant/autocomplete_participant_full_name"
id="full_name"
id_element="#participant_id"
name="full_name" type="text" value="" />
<input id="participant_id" name="participant[id]" type="hidden" />
does the trick for delivering ID of object found from autocomplete into hidden input field. The value is, then, of course, available as a request parameter when enclosing form is submitted. Your controller accesses this param as such:
Participant.find(params[:participant][:id])
I have tested this in both 0.6.1 and 1.0.4 versions of rails3-jquery-autocomplete gem, using Rails 3.1.1.
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